Maria Trần và giấc mơ thăm Bollywood

[Sydney]

Maria Trần là một người trẻ trong các Vị trẻ của Ban Chấp Hành Cộng Đồng Người Việt Tự Do Tiểu Bang NSW

Maria Trần, thí sinh người Việt duy nhất lọt vào vòng chung kết cuộc thi tài năng và nhan sắc dành cho phái nữ sắc tộc Dreamgirls 2014 ở Sydney, chia sẻ về những chuẩn bị, tập luyện và mong đợi của cô cho đêm thi chung kết.

* Nghe Audio ở Link: http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/v...reamGirls-2014

* Source: http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/vietnamese

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''" Maria Trần tặng thính giả SBS Radio 10 vé xem đêm chung kết Dreamgirls 2014 ở Trung tâm Baha'i Sydney đêm thứ Bảy 2/8. """.

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Em thường nghe người ta nói về đạo " Bà Hai " nên cũng muốn theo , để thoát cảnh " trong vòng tay yêu thương " của bà cả hiện nay.

Không biết trong diễn đàn có ai theo đạo Bà Hai này xin dẫn lối cho em .

[Boxit]

Nữ đạo diễn Úc gốc Việt, Maria Trần (sinh năm 1985 tại Úc) đã sản xuất bộ phim ngắn hài hành động Hit Girls, được thực hiện ở Fairfield, Sydney với nữ diễn viên Hồng Kông Juju Chan, đã giành hai giải thưởng tại Liên hoan phim hành động ở Los Angeles vào năm 2013.

Action Short Film "Hit Girls"

Winner of 2013 Female Action Break Out Award | 2013 Action On Film Festival
Best Villain Award | 2013 Action On Film Festival

Producer MARIA TRAN
Directed by ADRIAN CASTRO & MARIA TRAN
Written by MARIA TRAN

Cast
Pixie Ho | JUJU CHAN
Charlie Vu | MARIA TRAN
Mc Quade | ADRIAN CASTRO
Michael Hoang | THIEN NGUYEN
Courier Boy | PETER YU
Triad Boss | KENNY LI MAN ON
Noodle Boss | JOHNNY NGUYEN
Dying Gangster | IAN TRAN

Nhiều video khác từ năm 2008 gồm:

[Melbourne]

Maria Trần là một diễn viên, đạo diễn, đồng thời là huấn luyện viên võ thuật. Maria Trần có bằng cử nhân Tâm lý học và đam mê nghệ thuật phim ảnh trong cộng đồng đa văn hóa tại Úc.

Maria Trần cũng là Phó Chủ Tịch Ngoại Vụ của Cộng Đồng Người Việt Tự Do Tiểu Bang New South Wales nhiệm kỳ 2013-2015
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Báo chí Úc nói về Maria Trần

Carramar girl in running to be Bollywood star
Rosaline Walters July 30, 2014 7:00AM

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/new...322b86c4fa1d8f



Maria Tran, from Carramar, is a finalist in the Dreamgirl 2014 Pageant.

Maria Tran, of Carramar, has the chance to become the next Bollywood star.

The 29-year-old is a finalist in the Dreamgirl 2014 pageant which will be announced in Silverwater on Saturday night.

If she wins, Ms Tran will receive a trip to India to meet Bollywood directors, producers and actors.

She hopes to one day increase the diversity of cultures in Australia’s entertainment industry.

“We don’t really see a lot of culturally diverse faces,” Ms Tran said.


In her spare time Maria Tran teaches martial arts and makes short films.

“When you see someone who looks like you, you feel that you’re a part of the cinema.”

Ms Tran said she got involved in the pageant despite not being able to sing or dance.

“It had a really good vibe to it. It wasn’t just about beauty,” Ms Tran said.

Ms Tran will perform a song, Kamli, in Hindi, and wear a Vietnamese ao dai at the pageant to celebrate her Vietnamese culture.

She will be showing off some non-traditional skills, including martial arts, in the pageant’s talent competition.

“I do a bit of a theatre piece to show the refugees escaping the Vietnam War to say this is what my community has been through,” Ms Tran said.

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Bollywood is the next target for Maria Tran
By Bianca Perez July 30, 2014

http://www.fairfieldchampion.com.au/...ia-tran/?cs=12



THE next time you watch a Bollywood movie, don't be surprised if you see Carramar's Maria Tran.

The 29-year-old was selected as a finalist in this year's multicultural DreamGirl pageant.

The winner will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Bollywood (Mumbai, India) and meet with a series of directors, producers and actors.

Miss Tran is among 12 women selected as finalists for their talent and cultural awareness.

The independent film-maker and psychology graduate said she entered the pageant because of her passion in film-making and martial arts.

"I want to break down the stereotypes of women in the film industry," she said.

"Women can be strong and be directors of action films, too."

Ms Tran locally produced the action comedy short film Hit Girls, which was made in Fairfield and featured international Hong Kong actress Juju Chan, who won two awards at the Action On Film Festival in Los Angeles in 2013.

Ms Tran was recently elected vice-president for the Vietnamese Community in Australia (External Affairs), and is part of Australia's largest Vietnamese martial arts school, Dong Tam in Fairfield

Early this year, Ms Tran also had ABC TV's Maximum Choppage filmed in Cabramatta.

Her role included being a stunt girl, associate producer and an extras casting co-ordinator.

"I believe DreamGirls is potentially an opportunity for me and my community to reach out internationally and to Bollywood," Ms Tran said.

"It's a dream platform to work there one day."

The national finals of this year's DreamGirl pageant will be held at the Sydney Baha'i Centre in Silverwater on August 2.